Date:         Fri, 13 Dec 1996 16:47:58 -0700
From: MLH Bonham <mbonham@IRON.EMASS.COM>
Subject:      Re: INT: Bat Time

> CatWoman wrote:
> ---claw---rip---claw---
> >Batman looked at Robin, Robin could only shrug.  They didn't have
> >anything better to do and Batman did want to find out what the
> >disturbance was and if these new people brought a threat to
> >Gotham, he'd have to deal with them anyway.
> >
> >"Yes," Batman answered.
> >
> >"Verrry well," Catwoman again walked down the alley and they
> >followed her once more into the unkown.
> >
> >Behind them, the small figure had listened to their conversation
> >with great interest and was taking notes.
> ------------------
> Now Danny writes:
>
> "One tall and one short fella, weird looking, in capes," the note-taker
> wrote.  "A long-horned horse and a long-nosed female rider.  And some
> cat-like weirdo."
>
> "Bat Man, I'm confused," said Robin as he looked up into his hero's
> reassuring eyes.  "Those two monsters were the bad guys, right?  But they
> were impersonating two other monster-types who are really the good guys,
> right?  I think.  Tell me, tell me, tell me."
>
> "There, there, Robin."  The Caped Crusader put his arm around his young
> protoge. "Yes, you are correct.  Worry not, for despite the bizarre nature
> of this case, it is really very simple.  Your explanation is complete.
> There are no hidden messages in all this.  Its just one big mess, but, alas,
> a simple one.  As for the recent explosion and rioting in Gotham City, well,
> I believe our Unicorn-riding host wants us to believe that's from the worm
> hole activity, but, I suspect there may be more to it.  That, dear Robin -
> that is the one aspect of all this that is not so simple."
>
> "What are you two morons mumbling about?" CatWoman hissed.
>
> "My dear lady."  Bat Man held his cape out, extending each arm, giving him
> the appearance of a late-night-movie vampire.  "Can't a Super Hero have a
> quiet heart-to-heart chat with his help?  I dare say young lady, you have
> poked your cold cat-nose into a forbidden place.  Robin and I are trying to
> talk Cape-to-Cape."

Sky Warrior writes:

Catwoman hissed and snarled, but the Cape Crusader turned back to his partner.
"You see, Robin, I suspect a much more diabolical plot than just a
temporal anomaly.  Observe how the Joker, the Riddler, and Two-Face started
donating to the poor, feeding the hungry, and helping old ladies cross the
street.  It's sinister, all right."

"Holy Boy Scout, Batman, I thought that was a little unusual!"  Robin exclaimed.
"They were all in contact with the ..."

At that moment, Catwoman started screaming.

--- To be continued ---